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Tian She (天赦)​

Function​

Tian She (天赦) is one of the auspicious stars in the Four Pillars of Destiny, symbolizing the power of resolving crises and forgiveness. Tian She (天赦) primarily transforms danger into safety, bringing relief to the life owner, especially beneficial for those with legal issues or who have made mistakes. People with Tian She (天赦) in their destiny often receive external tolerance and help during difficulties, allowing them to resolve unfavorable situations and escape predicaments. Tian She (天赦) functions similarly to a "pardon token," helping the life owner receive forgiveness or pardon, offering a chance to start anew even after making mistakes.

  • Resolving Crises: Tian She (天赦) can help the life owner escape predicaments, avoid disasters, and transform danger into safety.
  • Forgiveness and Pardon: Especially for those who have erred or have a bad record, Tian She (天赦) can bring lenient treatment, resulting in forgiveness or pardon.
  • Life Owner's Fortune: Tian She (天赦) can enhance the life owner's fortune, bringing smoothness and luck, and avoiding major disasters.

Method of Identification​

The identification of Tian She (天赦) is based on the match between the birth month branch and the day stem of the life owner, as follows:

  • Born in Yin (寅), Mao (卯), Chen (辰) months, see Wu Yin (戊寅) day
  • Born in Si (巳), Wu (午), Wei (未) months, see Jia Wu (甲午) day
  • Born in Shen (申), You (酉), Xu (戌) months, see Wu Shen (戊申) day
  • Born in Hai (亥), Zi (子), Chou (丑) months, see Jia Zi (甲子) day

If the day stem and month branch in the life chart match the above combinations, it indicates that the life owner was born under Tian She (天赦), enjoying the protection of this auspicious star. Tian She (天赦) can bring blessings to the life owner, helping to resolve unfavorable factors and leading to a smoother life and fortune.

In ancient fate studies, Tian She (天赦) held an important position, symbolizing an auspicious day of harmony between heaven and earth. The ancients believed that Tian She (天赦) was akin to the emperor's "pardon token," capable of forgiving the life owner's mistakes, granting them a new opportunity. The origin of Tian She (天赦) can be traced back to the "Tian Bao Calendar," which records: "Heaven gives birth to Jia (甲) and Wu (戊), earth establishes in Zi (子) to give birth to Yin (寅) and Shen (申), hence Jia (甲) and Wu (戊) are paired with Tian She (天赦)." This indicates that Tian She (天赦) is a moment of harmony between heaven and earth, capable of rescuing the life owner from predicaments.

The "Three Calendars Combined with the Holy" states: "All things are auspicious." This phrase means that Tian She (天赦) brings comprehensive good fortune, capable of resolving the life owner's disasters, making everything proceed smoothly. However, the ancients also warned that although Tian She (天赦) can resolve disasters, if the life owner indulges in alcohol, they may still encounter adverse effects. The power of Tian She (天赦) can help the life owner avoid punishment and major disasters in life, receiving heaven's tolerance and grace.

In folk Taoist traditions, Tian She (天赦) is a special auspicious day, and people usually perform sacrificial activities on this day to thank heaven for its grace. Taoists believe that Tian She (天赦) is the day when heaven pardons the sins of all living beings, so praying and giving thanks on this day can bring more protection and good fortune.

Overall, Tian She (天赦) is an important auspicious star in fate studies, capable of helping the life owner resolve predicaments, rescue from disasters, and bring new opportunities and good fortune.